A two-seater open-sport k-car created by Daihatsu. It was the world's first production minicar to adopt the Active Top, a roof that opens and closes using an electro-hydraulic pump. The car's lovely looks, low center of gravity, compact body, and good handling, as well as the sense of freedom offered by a convertible's compact body, have made it a car with many deep-rooted fans.

A technology developed by Yamaha Corporation that models the human voice and performs the human voice as an electronic musical instrument. Vocaloid technology was publicized by Yamaha, and a variety of Vocaloid software was released by various companies. In Japan, Vocaloid songs, illustrations, and videos have become a social phenomenon, and have gained full citizenship as a part of the Japanese culture.

Sold by Clapton Future Media The very popular Vocaloids reproduce the human voice on a computer. She has green hair and twin-tail hairstyle. The voice is modeled by voice actor Saki Fujita. The songs sung by Hatsune Miku have become very popular. Many derivative works, including videos and illustrations, continue to be created.